Nadya Magnus was all in preflop against two other players, including Jesse Sylvia.
Magnus:
Sylvia:
Short stack:
The flop and turn looked promising for the short stack to triple up, but a on the river gave Magnus a full house and she both eliminated the short stack and took a serious chunk out of Sylvia's stack.
One one table, Peter Baglia opened from under-the-gun and directly behind him, David Jackson shoved for around 100,000. The player in the hijack also went all in for a bit more and Virgil Drovmev also went all in from the small blind for heaps. Baglia folded and hands were revealed.
Jackson:
Hijack:
Drovmev:
The board ran out and Drovmev and the player in the hijack chopped up Jackson's chips with their straights.
On another table, Jordan Jayne shoved his short stack with ace-queen and was called by a player with pocket fives and failed to improve, meaning both Jackson and Jayne would split a min cash of $3,725.
Jesse Sylvia opened to 38,000, leaving himself just 25,000 behind. Action folded to the player in the small bind, who went all in for about 200,000. Action folded back to Sylvia, who waited until he was sure they were the last table to have an all in, and then called to put himself at risk.
Sylvia:
Small blind:
"It would be a poetic way to go out," Sylvia remarked.
The board ran out and Sylvia doubled up and avoided being the bubble boy.
A player first-to-act opened to 17,000 and directly behind him, Eric Baldwin three-bet to 42,000. Action folded all the way back to the original raiser, who called.
The flop came and Baldwin's opponent check-folded to a 100,000 bet from Baldwin.